Science for kids ages 2 and up. We love fun kids’ science and this easy activity is one of our favorites. With just a few common household ingredients like dish soap and honey, little scientists can actually pour a rainbow in a jar. There’s no need for any magic – just 100% kid-friendly science. P.S. Looking for some easy ways to add super […]
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- Rainbow Jar - March 31, 2019
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Science Emergent Readers
Activities for ages 4 to 6. Whether you need to build your classroom library or are hunting for emergent reader books that will keep students motivated, these science little reader books are sure to do the trick! The five non-fiction emergent reader books are a motivating and easy prep way to help kids build critical […]
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- Rainbow Jar - March 31, 2019
- Balloon in a Bottle - August 16, 2014
- 4 Tricks for Learning Phone Numbers - July 31, 2014
States of Matter Activities
Activities for ages 4 to 6. Teaching kids about states of matter? You’re in the right spot! These motivating, playful states of matter activities will keep young scientists learning and smiling for days. Grab your States of Matter Activity Pack in our shop or on Teachers Pay Teachers! States of Matter One of the first […]
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- Rainbow Jar - March 31, 2019
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- 4 Tricks for Learning Phone Numbers - July 31, 2014
Learning about Air
Learning about air is like magic to kids! We can’t see air but we know it exists, right? Adults accept and understand that air exists, sure, but children are different. Young children need to see and to feel the concrete. Explaining that air exists is an abstract idea since we can’t actually see it. We […]
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- Rainbow Jar - March 31, 2019
- Balloon in a Bottle - August 16, 2014
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Sticky Ice Science Experiment
Activity for ages 3 to 8. Quick, easy and a little magical – this kid’s science experiment with ice is simply too cool not to do. The classic activity challenges little magicians scientists to lift an ice cube using only a string and salt. With serious wow factor, this science experiment is a simple, fun way […]
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- Rainbow Jar - March 31, 2019
- Balloon in a Bottle - August 16, 2014
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Sink or Float Candy Science
Activity for ages 3 to 6. This simple twist on the classic sink or float kids’ science experiment uses one of children’s favorite things {candy!} to step up the cool science factor. Just grab a handful of different types of treats, print the record sheet {below} and get ready for some scientific fun. Kids will […]
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- Rainbow Jar - March 31, 2019
- Balloon in a Bottle - August 16, 2014
- 4 Tricks for Learning Phone Numbers - July 31, 2014
How to Make Butter in a Jar
Wondering how to make butter? This quick and easy activity combines two of my kiddos’ favorite things: food and science. They were riveted watching the cream go through its various stages to become butter and couldn’t wait to taste the homemade goodness. With a few simple supplies and a little muscle power, you could be enjoying fresh […]
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- Rainbow Jar - March 31, 2019
- Balloon in a Bottle - August 16, 2014
- 4 Tricks for Learning Phone Numbers - July 31, 2014